The man working on the transmission line is NOT an electrician. He's a lineman. They don't disconnect live transmission lines like that. Those lines are typically 115kV and it will ionize the atmosphere for several feet, which is the arc.
"Cocoa beans grow in South America" -- shows a flag of a country in North America that doesn't grow Cacao trees. A Canadian flag would have been better. It has a tree leaf in it.
The Canadian flag has a maple leaf in it lol and yes cocoa beans do grow in the USA. They grow in Hawaii which is actually one of the main sources globally for cocoa beans.
That space rocket video from someone on a plane actually gave me chills, I can't imagine how amazing it would be to experience that for one's self. Seeing it in a video is one thing, seeing it from the ground another, but being there, in a plane, watching that? I mean that'd be amazing.
Ok whos never seen a horse sneeze!? At the very least, WHO DIDNT KNOW A HORSE COULD SNEEZE!?!?!? Also, the horse didnt get scared of itself! It was scared of the girls scream and sudden movement!
1:26 - seen it organically made right from the tree on a homestead cracking open the pods, fermenting the beans to drying them before they even get to the stage this video starts at. 2:15 amendment - wtf it’s not called dough at any point of its chocolate life! It does NOT have to be dried and powdered they do that in manufacturing to ship to a wide variety of places easily. From the final liquid stage where you add in the cocoa butter and sugar, you decide what else (milk - cow, buffalo, soy) you want to add for final % of cocoa (eg 70% dark etc). Then the chocolate must be tempered so that it hardens to a shine and snaps when you break it. Once tempered you can then pour into moulds, let it cool and wrap it up.
I feel like I have to comment on this: The video with the sneezing horse is not actually a sneeze at all. What it’s doing before making a snorting sound and shaking is NOT comparable to the feeling humans have when we’re about to sneeze. The horse, most likely a stallion, is performing ”flehmen”; a behaviour often associated with a response to pheromones. While doing this the animal holds its breath, and since horses are obligate nose-breathers (they can’t at all breathe through the mouth) the sneezing-like sound is most likely the result of a large amount of air passing out through the nostrils at slightly higher preassure to quickly ventilate built-up carbon dioxide. Humans react in the same way after holding our breath for an extended period of time. The second horse is however doing exactly what it sounds like.
There are some inaccuracies in the chocolate portion of the video. Cocoa butter is not added to chocolate. It is extracted from the cacao by pressing the beans and sold as a separate product (usually to cosmetic companies).
used to play with the garden hose and the mist nozzle as a kid in summer time... you could create a rainbow with the mist and sun, you can follow the rainbow with the nozzle and see it goes in a complete circle :)
As I have seen all of these. Way more than I should have seen. However i learned lots and always learn. We people just like to research and learn. Tis why we seen and read and listen to so many things. Not everything is fact out there but still learn lots.
AniUser - Well, that is something I've never heard about! I always enjoy learning something that's new to me - thanks so much for responding with that tidbit of information, really 😃
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8:39 great pic of the dark side of the moon. Can see the glancing asteroid blows and the direct hits. Should tell us we have a lot of these that are grown over.
Margin of error of only centimeters? The video showed that thing moving back and forth several feet as it slid into place. Not saying it wasn't impressive, but you don't need to exaggerate it.
Philip Swart They’ve mashed up the South African flag but only half of it and it’s wrong because the bigger Yellow V on the right side of the green should be white not yellow... other half in the background is the Netherland’s flag... No Idea what the hell they thinking making this... as a South African its almost offensive to look at lol
Majority of the people here kinda trying to joke but actually sounds like they're not amazed.. Me: thank you for this vid coz not all of human have the opportunity to see this kind of things.. Yeah we don't see it on our own eyes but atleast, we did it here😊👏 thanks
You can see the full rainbow by not being very high tho. It's gonna be a small one, but I managed to do it on the ground one evening by spraying water from a water hose in the direction of the sun and a small, circular rainbow formed.
I did NOT know that about electricity pylons, I thought they were built on the ground, but alas, you never really see them placing them do you?. Some of the things we use and take for granted each day, we really have no clue about do we. I knew some trees were cut by helicopter, but I had zero idea that electricity pylon towers were put in place by them!. May be laborious, but imagine the skill needed by the pilots? Great video, thanks and subbed.
I worked in a candy factory and it is a little more complicated than this for chocolate production. Like the many different grades and how each one is produced differently.
Okay, you need to be a touch more specific on the "Americas" here guys. There are only two states that actually grow cocoa, one in the main 48 and Hawaii. Now Central and South America definitely grow it, but not so much the US because it's too cold. I've actually seen those towers being put together. Absoluteley fascinating unless you're waiting in blocked traffic while they move one.
Bet that lineman that created the arch got his @$$ chewed out that day. A lineman/electrician should NEVER create an arch, that in of it's own is dangerous.
I hate chocolate, there is a reason, the 40's brought the introduction of penicillin, and for children it was introduced in a chocolate flavoured syrup, it was revolting, as a sickly kid I was a subject way too, Often now the mere smell of chocolate brings back a disgusting memory.
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Me: *watches this twice*
Also me for the second time: I’ve already seen these.
Video: "all living things sneeze"
Me: stares at cactus on my side table*
Lord Kowality haha 😂
Lol! 😂
One day you might be very surprised
@@ChristianPaulsen98 😂👆😂😂😂😂😂
Cactus: stares back at you
I've seen every single one of these on TV and the net.
Bobby Chudoba me to
Dam tv and internet lol
Thx for sharing!😉
The man working on the transmission line is NOT an electrician. He's a lineman. They don't disconnect live transmission lines like that. Those lines are typically 115kV and it will ionize the atmosphere for several feet, which is the arc.
"Cocoa beans grow in South America" -- shows a flag of a country in North America that doesn't grow Cacao trees. A Canadian flag would have been better. It has a tree leaf in it.
María Martínez how about Brazilian flag? Oh wait... I don't think cocoa beans grow der
The Canadian flag has a maple leaf in it lol and yes cocoa beans do grow in the USA. They grow in Hawaii which is actually one of the main sources globally for cocoa beans.
And South Africa doesn't even grow cocoa, it's Ghana
That space rocket video from someone on a plane actually gave me chills, I can't imagine how amazing it would be to experience that for one's self. Seeing it in a video is one thing, seeing it from the ground another, but being there, in a plane, watching that? I mean that'd be amazing.
actual video stars at 0:40 your welcome..
Each moment is a delightful surprise, leaving me in awe of our remarkable world. 🌍
1:01 didn't know this was a How its Made video
Yeah I was thinking the same thing.
Come to Hershey, Pa and go through their Chocolate World ride. You would know this already.
You wanna see pollen? Drive through Tennessee is the Spring. You'll lose sight of the road on a breezy day.
Amazing video so many things I didn't know, glad to be educated more about.
Ok whos never seen a horse sneeze!? At the very least, WHO DIDNT KNOW A HORSE COULD SNEEZE!?!?!? Also, the horse didnt get scared of itself! It was scared of the girls scream and sudden movement!
3:21 Dang, it looks like souls leaving the tree.
It does...
8:00 when your trying to not get caught looking at someone's paper on a test
Love this Channel!!!
Thank you for making the world a better place !! God Bless 🙏
1:26 - seen it organically made right from the tree on a homestead cracking open the pods, fermenting the beans to drying them before they even get to the stage this video starts at.
2:15 amendment - wtf it’s not called dough at any point of its chocolate life! It does NOT have to be dried and powdered they do that in manufacturing to ship to a wide variety of places easily.
From the final liquid stage where you add in the cocoa butter and sugar, you decide what else (milk - cow, buffalo, soy) you want to add for final % of cocoa (eg 70% dark etc).
Then the chocolate must be tempered so that it hardens to a shine and snaps when you break it. Once tempered you can then pour into moulds, let it cool and wrap it up.
I feel like I have to comment on this: The video with the sneezing horse is not actually a sneeze at all. What it’s doing before making a snorting sound and shaking is NOT comparable to the feeling humans have when we’re about to sneeze.
The horse, most likely a stallion, is performing ”flehmen”; a behaviour often associated with a response to pheromones. While doing this the animal holds its breath, and since horses are obligate nose-breathers (they can’t at all breathe through the mouth) the sneezing-like sound is most likely the result of a large amount of air passing out through the nostrils at slightly higher preassure to quickly ventilate built-up carbon dioxide. Humans react in the same way after holding our breath for an extended period of time.
The second horse is however doing exactly what it sounds like.
These videos teach me more than I have ever learnt from school
As a pilot I most definitely have seen the rainbow one.
There are some inaccuracies in the chocolate portion of the video. Cocoa butter is not added to chocolate. It is extracted from the cacao by pressing the beans and sold as a separate product (usually to cosmetic companies).
I didn't know the rainbow one... Always thought it was semicircle
guess we can never find the end of the rainbow now
@@Javier-mx2un share the rainbow..taste the rainbow.
Its all circles within circles man!!!!! Except the earth its flat.....lmao
used to play with the garden hose and the mist nozzle as a kid in summer time... you could create a rainbow with the mist and sun, you can follow the rainbow with the nozzle and see it goes in a complete circle :)
ive seen all this and more...what am i doing with my life -.-
As I have seen all of these. Way more than I should have seen. However i learned lots and always learn. We people just like to research and learn. Tis why we seen and read and listen to so many things. Not everything is fact out there but still learn lots.
I was dissapointed, how can people not know this things?
Same man. Some people don’t know what research is!
@@youknowimright1725 I would understand about people not knowing how chocolate is made. but the rest. is well known.
Horses will snort through their nostrils, but the shot you show with the raised head and pulled back lips is actually a horse picking up on a scent.
my dad used to construct electrical pylons, you don't have a tolerance of a few centimeters, you have a tolerance of 3mm.
I could time travel back in the past and watch it again
Aww that was cute. The horse farted got scared after it heard the girls scream. It even looked back towards the girl to see if she was okay.
So where do rainbows start and end WHERE IS THE GOLD ???????WELL
The beans are roasted at temperatures between 100°C (212°F) and 150°C (300°F) for between twenty and forty minutes.
ABSOLUTELY ALL living things??? When have you ever seen a tree sneeze??
When the leaves rustle
But I did see a tree bleed....
AniUser - What exactly did you see? - actual blood coming out from a tree?! Very curious! 🤔
@@cindylefebvre9412 Dracaena cinnabari and Pterocarpus angolensis trees have red sap that almost perfectly resembles blood.
AniUser - Well, that is something I've never heard about! I always enjoy learning something that's new to me - thanks so much for responding with that tidbit of information, really 😃
Bad title.. If someone watches the video twice.. It won't be things someone watching for 1st time
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8:39 great pic of the dark side of the moon. Can see the glancing asteroid blows and the direct hits. Should tell us we have a lot of these that are grown over.
I saw a massive rainbow, circling the sun when I was driving XD
I saw 3 rainbows simultaneously at my school
Kinda interesting that they use skycrains to build those tall towers.
I was going to comment what I’ve already seen, but thanks to you all I don’t have to. We all have 🙃
Very, very interesting! Subscribed to new suggested channel. Like you said no matter what there's always more information out there. Thanks!
1st fact: If you really want to know how GOOD chocolate is made - go look up Conche machines. THAT's how great chocolate is made awesome
I watched the first 34 seconds of the video and since I already know everything about everything I switched the channel.
Omg good luck for the 5M subs
8:04 beautiful sneeze from the chicken 🐓
Save your time, set playback speed to 1.25-1.5
The lightning current got me fried.
The US flag was wholly inappropriate for the chocolate introduction. The US is a North American country that has no raw cocoa production at all.
5 adds in a 10 minute video? Thumbs down. I can never support a channel who does that.
Another fact is that 2 Chocolate bars possibly have 8 insect fragments. Google it.
I think you forget to mention Grenada is a country in the Caribbean that produce an sell slot of cocoa .
Margin of error of only centimeters? The video showed that thing moving back and forth several feet as it slid into place. Not saying it wasn't impressive, but you don't need to exaggerate it.
The whole rainbow part was the most shocking thing to me
That horse was not sneezing it was actually doing something called the flhemen response.
the electric part was so cool I could not believe my eyes
Great video!!!
I thought this was going to be a video about things we’ll be able to see for the first time in modern world (due to technology and science etc)
Never seen the pollen one. That's awesome
2:40 the electricity was so cool!!!!
With the proper angle you can see a double rainbow. You can even see a double rainbow in the sky
I like your Voice and narrations
Central América.. south america...and proceeds to put USA flag
Otherwise known as part north America.. The only one not mentioned lol
Same with that african flag.... Just me or is that some kind of combo flag using South africa and some other country? Never seen it before
One world government.
Also called the new world order.
Philip Swart They’ve mashed up the South African flag but only half of it and it’s wrong because the bigger Yellow V on the right side of the green should be white not yellow... other half in the background is the Netherland’s flag... No Idea what the hell they thinking making this... as a South African its almost offensive to look at lol
@@ArtyLindz87 myself a South African and I do agree with you on that. Lol
That electrician shit his pants
If a rainbow is a circle in the air, where is the pot of gold?😂
all living things sneeze?
insects sneeze? fish sneeze? they don't even have lungs. explain how that is possible please
Majority of the people here kinda trying to joke but actually sounds like they're not amazed..
Me: thank you for this vid coz not all of human have the opportunity to see this kind of things.. Yeah we don't see it on our own eyes but atleast, we did it here😊👏 thanks
You can see the full rainbow by not being very high tho. It's gonna be a small one, but I managed to do it on the ground one evening by spraying water from a water hose in the direction of the sun and a small, circular rainbow formed.
I did NOT know that about electricity pylons, I thought they were built on the ground, but alas, you never really see them placing them do you?. Some of the things we use and take for granted each day, we really have no clue about do we. I knew some trees were cut by helicopter, but I had zero idea that electricity pylon towers were put in place by them!. May be laborious, but imagine the skill needed by the pilots? Great video, thanks and subbed.
Soap bubbles are going to be fun to make!
I watched the video twice, and now I already knew everything when i watched the video for the second time
Spray a water hose towards the sun and you can see a full circle rainbow.
my nose is itchy when i saw the pollen flying off a tree like that
Please tell me!!!! Has anyone not every had chocolate 🍫!?!?!?
There is no difference between Thor and an electrician. No... Potential difference! 😂😂😂
“Hello everyone “ hahahah what a nice intro
I worked in a candy factory and it is a little more complicated than this for chocolate production. Like the many different grades and how each one is produced differently.
Well first of that guy isn’t an “ordinary electrician” he’s a lineman there’s a big difference
Well,,,so much for the pot of gold ☺️
I saw the rocket launch a thousand times
No u haven't or else you would be 1000 years old and plus there has only been 6-9 rocket launches but I know there hasn't been 1 thousand
U can see a full rainbow from the ground it is typically a ring around the sun
I once saw a double rainbow circling around the sun, I also saw a regular double rainbow
I only knew the one about the moon... can I count that as a win?
I was today years old when I found out rainbows formed a circle ⭕️
Okay, you need to be a touch more specific on the "Americas" here guys. There are only two states that actually grow cocoa, one in the main 48 and Hawaii. Now Central and South America definitely grow it, but not so much the US because it's too cold. I've actually seen those towers being put together. Absoluteley fascinating unless you're waiting in blocked traffic while they move one.
The bike 🤣🤣
120 to 140 degrees? You mean like an obtuse angle? Didn't know those could be used to roast beans.
I remember the first time I saw a piece of a windmill, I freaked out wondering what the hell I was looking at.
I never knew South/Central America were a part of the US
I have the helicopter in lego 6:40
I saw a full rainbow in my sprinkler once.
Bet that lineman that created the arch got his @$$ chewed out that day. A lineman/electrician should NEVER create an arch, that in of it's own is dangerous.
im gonna replay it so i can see every clip a SECOND time
The wall of china was the only one to surprise me good :D
I watched 2 shuttle launches in florida. But it's been forever ago in the mid to late 90's
Please provide information on whether "degrees" is in celcius or god forbid fahrenheit
The tears in space clip is a myth, you can't cry in space because the experience would be too awesome.
I live in cape canaveral and see rocket launches all the time. I would consider myself lucky
In what universe is 90 launches into space considered a "rare event"???
Who else had the urge to sneeze when it showed all that pollen lol
Shureeee
@K Green ok I will
At one point there was pollen all over my high school... I was wearing a black sweater and my friend pushed me into a wall... She had a field day...
I’m putting myself into a Benadryl coma
These flags and the narration that follows.....wow
I hate chocolate, there is a reason, the 40's brought the introduction of penicillin, and for children it was introduced in a chocolate flavoured syrup, it was revolting, as a sickly kid I was a subject way too, Often now the mere smell of chocolate brings back a disgusting memory.
Chocolate is also made in Grenada
1:09 I'm from South Africa🇿🇦
great job dubbing over the 'how its made' footage..... I have in fact seen all of this before.
0:36 ali-a intro meme plays